Peninsula Daily News - Fri Nov 27
"Warmth" means a lot of things, many of which were abundant here on Thanksgiving.
More than 300 expected at Chimacum Thanksgiving feastPeninsula Daily News - Thu Nov 26
Volunteers are planning for an extra-large crowd at today's annual Thanksgiving Day dinner at the Tri-Area Community Center.
Diligent staff keep NKF&R efficient | NKF&R | DecemberKingston Community News - Wed Nov 25
It takes more than firefighters to provide you with reliable and effective emergency response.
(Jefferson County) Neighborhood Thanksgiving gatherings offeredPeninsula Daily News - Wed Nov 25
Turkey and trimmings will be served in Jefferson County at several free community Thanksgiving feasts.
Final general election tally confirms earlier results in Jefferson CountyPeninsula Daily News - Wed Nov 25
The Nov. 3 general election is finally all over, and in the two closest county races, Ken McEdwards retained his Brinnon fire commissioner seat, while Richard Quinnell is the new Gardiner Cemetery District commissioner.
Clarifying numbers in Sunday Jefferson County tax assessment reportPeninsula Daily News - Tue Nov 24
A story in the Sunday Peninsula Daily News, "County hears last of property tax appeals," incorrectly said the Assessor's Office increased the value of Melanie C. Reynolds' Port Townsend home when it actually decreased the value.
Dosewallips Road repairs may take 2 weeksPeninsula Daily News - Tue Nov 24
Work should be completed within the next two weeks on a washed out section of Dosewallips Road west of U.S. Highway 101 to one-lane traffic, a county roads official said.
(Jefferson County) Property tax hike likely in Port Townsend; extent depends on levy decisionsPeninsula Daily News - Tue Nov 24
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second of a two-part series on property assessments and property taxes.
Editorial | Wind warningsMercer Island Reporter - Mon Nov 23
For a very long time now we have heard from volunteers, the city and other agencies to be prepared for emergencies.
Port Townsend homeless shelter readies for winter opening with hope of extending servicePeninsula Daily News - Mon Nov 23
The winter shelter for the homeless will open its fifth season beginning Nov. 29 in the American Legion Post 26 basement.
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